Biography

 

• Michael Ende
• Searching For A Friendlier World
• The Early Years
• The Author’s Mother
• Fanti the Eccentric Storyteller
• Edgar Ende the Artist
• Dissimilar Personalities
• Schooldays
• The Hamburg Bombing and Poetic Beginnings
• The End of the War
• Michael Ende and Mystical Thinking
• Literary Beginnings
• The Provinces
• Parental Separation
• Ingeborg Hoffmann
• Crisis of Creativity
• Father and Son Reconciled
• A Moment of Literary Enlightenment
• Carnival in Munich
• A Famous First Line That Gave Birth To A Novel
• Michael Ende and K. Thienemanns Verlag
• In the Nick of Time
• Marriage on Capitoline Hill
• Edgar Ende’s Death
• A House in the Country
• The Move to Rome
• Escapism Censured
• Luise Ende’s Death
• Momo, Rome and A New Sense of Time
• The Entertainer: Conjurer and Joker
• Michael Ende and Music
• The Neverending Story
• The Travelling Author: Reading-Tours
• Literary Success
• The Dream of a European Film
• New Books, New Prizes
• The Neverending Movie Saga
• Other Highpoints
• The Death of Ingeborg Hoffmann
• A New Life in Munich
• Mariko Sato and Japan
• Momo the Movie - Directed by Johannes Schaaf
• The Move to Sendlinger Street
• Changing Circumstances
• Travels, Encounters and Decisions
• Michael Ende and the Critics
• Illness and Death
• Remembrance